Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Students in shock as tragedy revisits Vaughan school


The deaths of two teenagers in a Monday car accident left students at a Vaughan high school in mourning for the second time in a month. Friends identified the victims as 17-year-old Ryan Sheridan, who was driving, and 15-year-old Niko Di Iorio. A third passenger, identified by friends as 15-year-old Giancarlo Stalteri, remains in hospital with injuries police called serious but not life-threatening. "He's doing okay today," said York Regional Police Const. Mike Buchanan. "We're not talking about talking or walking or getting out of the hospital anytime soon, but he's okay. "Buchanan said the Volkswagen Golf was travelling roughly double the posted 70 kilometre-per-hour speed limit in a hilly area on Keele St. near Lloydtown-Aurora Rd. in King Township. The car slammed into a tree after the driver lost control, creating what Buchanan described as the "most horrific" crash scene he has seen in 15 years.

This is a huge tragedy considering that a couple of weeks ago another student from Vaughan high school died after getting struck by a truck on the way to school. These boys are so younge and for it to be the worst crash scene Buchanan has seen in 15 years, its just horrible. The school, hopefully, is doing something for the parents and families.

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/759722--students-in-shock-as-tragedy-revisits-vaughan-school?bn=1

No comments:

Post a Comment